Livebox orange takes a long time to reboot

Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello,

So here it is, for the past 2 months, whenever there is a power outage or a reboot on my Livebox, it takes a very long time to restart, about 4-5 hours. The lights are initially red, then orange, and finally turn green after long hours of waiting. During this time, I have no internet or phone. If anyone knows what could be causing this or anything else... (oh yes, I forgot to mention that I called support, and they sent a technician who said he had fixed it, but nothing changed. Plus, I changed the box and still nothing.) I’m losing hope...

Configuration: Windows 7 / Safari 534.16

9 answers

  1. Janus
     
    Hi,

    Do a reset,
    http://assistance.orange.fr/livebox-remise-a-zero-3135.php

    if the problems persist, request a replacement for the livebox, insist if necessary...
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  2. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    I have already tried the reset on the site, as well as the factory reset, nothing changes and we changed our Livebox a week ago hoping that it was that, but it didn't change anything, but thank you anyway :)
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    1. Janus
       
      Are the filters and the plug okay?
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    2. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       
      Yes, everything is fine, but we wondered if it wasn't the general filter of the house.
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  3. Janus
     
    Download the DSL test and check your line,

    http://assistance.orange.fr/dsltest-le-debit-de-votre-ligne-adsl-1145.php
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  4. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    Here is what I did as you told me, the result is: Satisfactory
    processor: 39%
    memory: 58%
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    1. Janus
       
      Memory is a lot, even with 1 GB, if there isn't a joke on the Livebox firewall side or that of the antivirus, you might need to consider a possible cleanup.
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  5. Janus
     
    Look at the firewall, XP? W7?

    Another question, do you have the "Orange internet access manager"? If so, uninstall it; it’s useless and just creates bugs.

    http://www.forum-orange.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=818
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  6. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    No, I don't have the access manager, but I didn't understand the story about the memory?
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    1. Janus
       
      Check the firewall on the box, set to "medium".
      If you have the Windows firewall, remove all exceptions.
      If you have an antivirus suite firewall, reset the rules.

      Then, if it still doesn't work, request a system scan on this site, the memory and CPU usage rates are suspicious, unless you have a very old PC.
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    2. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       
      No, my computer is quite recent, the firewall on the box is set to medium, and I don't have the Windows firewall, but the problem still happens even if the computer is not turned on or not connected to the box.
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    3. Janus
       
      Have you checked the connections at the back of the box (ethernet, etc...)?
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    4. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       
      Yes, a technician came, he checked everything, then fiddled with 2-3 wires outside and told us it's fixed, but it didn't change anything at all...
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  7. Janus
     
    Check this,

    Start => settings => control panel => network connections => local area connection => right click => properties => Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) => properties => general => click on "Obtain an IP address automatically" => click on "Obtain DNS server address automatically".

    If you have Win7, look for IPV4.
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  8. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    I'm on Windows 7 and what you provide I don't have x)
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    1. Janus
       
      Right-click in the bottom right on "Network and Sharing Center," open it, click on "Change adapter settings," right-click on "Properties," click on "Internet Protocol Version 4" to highlight it, click on "Properties,"

      check the boxes "Automatically," click on "OK."..
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    2. Janus
       
      Check also in your box that "DHCP server" is enabled.
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  9. Rapha28 Posted messages 6 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    I did everything you told me, thank you very much for taking the time to help me, the livebox is working normally again, really thank you, it's clear that Orange doesn't care about us.
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